[STRAUSS CORBIN 98, pp. 275 - 295]

Here are the questions, find the answers in the book!

1. Do you know anything about Qualtitative Analysis Software?
2. Where are the numbers?
3. What is the focus of analysis, if not numbers?
4. I have already collected my data! Do I have to start over?
5. How about the mini-theories of Psychologists?
6. What about descriptive theory or theories?
7. Do qualitative researchers do much describing or descriptive quoting from interviews and their field notes?
8. How can I generalize my case?
9. Should I translate first, or code them in the original language?
10. Are thre special problems with doing analysis in a different culture?
11. How do I choose theoretical sampling from 5000 paragraphs?
12. Can I speed up the analytic process?
13. Can you say something about the work involved in doing qualitative analysis-the amount, types, and so-on?
14. What is the relationship of everyday life explanations to our theoretical explanation?
15. If you had been trained in psychoanalytic theory, then how would you integrate this into qualitative analysis?
16. When do I stop gathering data?
17. How is this methodology similar to, and different from, case analysis?
18. Is using a Basic Social-Psychological Process the only way in which to integrate a study?
19. Can you comment on being both inductive and deductive?
20. What should I do with my flooded interviews?

References:

• [STRAUSSCORBIN98] Strauss, Anselm L., and Corbin, Juliet. 1998. Basics of Qualitative Research: Techniques and Procedures for Developing Grounded Theory. Sage, 2nd ed., pp. 312. [HA29 Str, ISBN 0-8039-5939-7]